A 328xi wagon starts at 42, without xenon or 8 way adjustable seats. Throw those in and this car and it aren't very far apart. I'd rather have a wagon, but unfortunately most people in the states would rather have an SUV.

This car is quoted at a 0-60 of 6.1, I'm fairly certain no number of options will get a CX-5 there.

Because the gti, golf r, and focus rs don’t come with electric Windows locks, Sears, mirrors, and whatever other powered stuff is on the m2?

What about when shit runs into you?

Not with how dealerships are marking them up you can’t. A quick look on Craigslist, it’s hard to find one under $60k. Plenty of dealers are asking 70k+. Of the 350 cars on Craigslist across the country, 4 are listed as less than 55k. (All more than 54).

Seriously. I wish I had known this. All my photos are of government camps, wrecked girls camp sites, and a dead body.

Legally you have to register with theSelective Service. You can register online: https://www.sss.gov

Nothing wrong with 4 spokes, but this wheel is horrendous. It looks like some one told them at the last minute they needed to fit an airbag, and with no prior experience at that sort of thing, this is what they came up with.

Yeah and fuck all the cars in the world. Hit a pole, dead. Hit a pedestrian, 2 dead. Hit a school, hundreds dead.

You’re not the first one with this idea:

It’s a federal law. The people you vote for on a federal level rarely have 30 year old car laws on their platform. Hell how many local election platforms have car laws?

The safety claim though here is absurd. You could drive a model T on the road legally, but not this thing. I get the spirit and intent, but it winds up being just plain silly when you can’t drive a 20 year old car produced outside the US, but you can drive a car with way less(possibly no) safety requirements so long…

Gun convo is a bit off topic (and highly controversial) for a video about a car most people love getting crushed.

I saw one of those trail Hawks stuck in some sand the other day on a dirt road to some hiking trails. The lady was yelling at us that we’d get stuck and would never make it. We just ignored her and drove on by in our Prius.

Mercedes hasn’t offered a stick in the C class for ages, there has been no word on wether the new A4 will have it. So uh no, they don't?

When (and why) did this become a thing?

I think it’s kind of a “at least x hp”, meaning in the worst conditions, say 130 degrees at 14,000 feet, it’ll do x hp.

Ew, no, they would never drive something JAPANESE. German cars are just like, so much better.

Because to all the teenage girls who drive them don’t know what RWD is, or what a straight 6 is, they just know it’s a cute little convertible bmw.

Had one of these as a rental a while back, I thought it was pretty great. The one I had was an auto FWD, felt a bit like a FWD B7 A4 to drive. (Assuming the B7 FWD didn’t have the horrible CVT). The only issue is for 40k for the kitted out AWD version, you’ve reached mildly specced A4/3-series money. That said,…